Your Sneaky Little Stock Hunter Never Sleeps!
Check stock availability for sold-out gadgets, gaming gear & more across 50+ UK stores. Get instant alerts - before scalpers strike!
Goblin-Powered Stock Tracking Features
Real-Time Scans
We refresh every 30 seconds - no manual checking!
Multi-Alert Options
Browser sound, Discord, Telegram, or email pings.
Best Price Finder
See price history and track drops across retailers.
How Our Stock Checker Works
We constantly check for stock, so you don't have to!
Real-Time Stock Tracking Across Leading UK Retailers
We constantly check for stock, so you don't have to!
Trusted by Shoppers & Retailers
What is a Stock Checker?
A stock checker is a tool that watches product pages for you and tells you the second an item comes back in stock. Instead of refreshing a retailer's website fifty times a day, Stock Goblin does the hunting - scanning for product availabilityacross UK stores every 30 seconds so you don't have to lift a finger (or a mouse).
Real-Time Stock Tracking Across UK Retailers
Our goblins never sleep. We run real-time stock tracking across 50+ UK retailers, from major chains to niche specialists, keeping tabs on product availability around the clock. Whether it's gaming consoles, trading cards, or limited tech drops, our stock tracking network is built to catch restocks the moment they happen - not hours later when the good stuff is already gone.
Set Instant Stock Alerts for Hard-to-Find Products
Hard-to-find products don't stay in stock for long, which is why stock alerts matter. Set up alerts your way - browser push notifications, Discord, Telegram, or email - and get notified the second an item lands. No spam, no guesswork, just a heads-up from your goblin the moment product availability changes.
Product Availability Monitoring Made Simple
We built Stock Goblin so product availability monitoring doesn't feel like a chore. Pick the products you want, choose your alert method, and let our stock checker handle the rest. It's free, it's fast, and it means you're first in line - not refreshing a page hoping for a miracle.